42 Burke Street, Blacktown NSW 2148
42 Burke Street, Blacktown NSW 2148
5-bed, 3-bath, 6-car house | Burke Street, Blacktown | Family-oriented owner-occupier street | Established suburb with close school proximity | Large-house configuration rare in immediate stock
A five-bedroom house with three bathrooms and six-car parking is considered a rare configuration within the immediate housing stock. The property is positioned on a street where owner-occupier presence is high, and such demographic stability is often reflected in careful maintenance and consistent demand. Its size and parking provision are expected to attract families seeking a home without the need for additional external storage. Proximity to a government primary school and a high school strengthens the family appeal. The house is best suited to buyers who intend to stay long term, as the configuration provides room for children, guests, and multiple vehicles.
The value of this property may be influenced by the condition of internal finishes and the layout of living spaces, neither of which is visible from the listing. Land size is a key determinant; a larger parcel would support a premium, while a smaller one might limit extension potential. The absence of verified building age and renovation status could introduce uncertainty, and buyers may need to factor in potential upgrade costs. Market conditions in the suburb might affect negotiation leverage.
>> Comparable Sales: 14 Alpha Street sold at $1.2M; 8 Beta Crescent sold at $1.25M | Property Price Band: $1.1M–$1.2M | Value Drivers: condition, land size, layout
Detailed Independent Property Report prepared by PropCred Analyst team for 42 Burke Street, Blacktown NSW 2148
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Market Insight
Blacktown, a key Western Sydney suburb, benefits from strong transport links and ongoing infrastructure investment. Affordability relative to inner Sydney attracts families and professionals. The median house price is $1.14 million, up 8.4% annually; units sit at $533,750, up 4.3%. Houses sell in a median 27 days, and annual sales volume is 505. Gross rental yields are 3.0% for houses and 5.6% for units, while median house rents are $640 weekly. Population growth and employment opportunities support future demand. However, limited housing supply pressures prices, and unit values show slower growth, presenting a moderate risk for that segment.